ASUS ProArt Creator Hub Wins Prestigious iF Design Award 2023
Powerful free creative tool awarded global symbol of design excellence in the Apps/Software category of the Communications discipline
TAIPEI, Taiwan, June 12, 2023 — ASUS is today honored to announce that the ProArt Creator Hub app has received a prestigious iF Design Award 2023 in the Apps/Software category of the Communications discipline. The iF Design Award is a globally recognized symbol of outstanding product design.
ProArt Creator Hub — the winner of a 2022 Red Dot Award in the Brands & Communication Design – Digital Solution category — is designed to expose users to the unique features and functions of their ProArt products. It’s flexible and can be easily customized to the creator’s needs, so they can quickly reap all the benefits with minimum effort. ProArt Creator Hub is included with all compatible ASUS products at no extra cost. The app provides a unified experience across all connected ProArt or ASUS creator devices, so creators can easily calibrate colors, adjust creative parameters and settings, monitor device performance, and optimize their workflows.
With ProArt Creator Hub, users have full control over the innovative ASUS Dial hardware, which has been updated for 2023. They also gain the ability to manage creative software settings via the 2023 version of the ASUS Control Panel virtual interface, a tool that now has even more features and is compatible with an even wider range of creative software, including Adobe® creative apps, Microsoft Office apps, entertainment apps, browser apps and a wide range of other creative apps for a more intuitive and personalized experience. Additionally, the new Color Control helps users optimize their color tools using industry-standard digital color data supplied by Pantone®.
The iF International Forum Design organizes the iF Design Awards each year, renowned worldwide and recognized as a seal of quality for products that excel in design quality, degree of innovation, functionality, ergonomics, and more. The awards saw intense competition this year, with almost 11,000 entries from 56 countries judged by an international panel of independent experts.
